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Hui Ohana Pacific Hawaiian 1975 US
Hui Ohana - From Kalapana To Waikiki flac album
  • Performer Hui Ohana
  • Title From Kalapana To Waikiki
  • Date of release 1975
  • Country US
  • Style Pacific, Hawaiian
  • Other formats WMA VOX DTS RA MPC MP2 AU
  • Genre World & Folk & Country
  • Size MP3 1328 mb
  • Size FLAC 1496 mb
  • Rating: 4.1
  • Votes: 444
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The album cover and title for Hui Ohana's fifth album, From Kalapana to Waikiki makes specific what was implied on the cover of the group’s third album, Ke Kolu. The pictures are comic and celebrate the group's success. On the top of the album cover, dressed in their aloha finest and clearly in balance, Ledward and Nedward Kaapana and Dennis Pavao pose in front of the International Market Place in Waikiki. Diagonally below is a photograph representing their boyhood home of Kapa‘ahu, as the three musicians pose with their more primitive instruments, including a washtub bass

Aloha Ia O Wai'anae, 02:34.

HUI OHANA "From Kalapana To Waikiki" LP 1085 Lehua SL 7020 Condition: Used. Time left: 9d 7h 18m 26s. Ships to: Worldwide. From Kalapana To Waikiki favourites.

Album · 1974 · 12 Songs. The Best of Hui Ohana II. 1993. The Best of Hui Ohana.

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From Kalapana to Waikiki. Tracks count: 12. Views: 12. Hui Ohana - Pa Mai Ana Ka Makani 02:09. Hui Ohana - Mama Mama 03:39. Hui Ohana - Hawaiian Rough Riders 02:15. Hui Ohana - Maui Chimes 02:28. Hui Ohana - Waikiki 03:36. Hui Ohana - Kalama'ula 03:48. The Best of Hui Ohana II - Hui Ohana. Hawaii Calls (Songs of the Golden People) - Charles K. L. Davis, Danny Kaleikini, Hui Ohana, Melveen Leed, Nina Kealiiwahamana, Palani Vaughan. Live at Sounds of Hawaii Studios - Hui Ohana. Young Hawaii Plays Old Hawaii - Hui Ohana.

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Tracklist

Nanakuli 2:40
Waikiki 3:32
Pa Mai Ana Ka Makani (Song Of Kona) 2:07
Mama Mama 3:37
Aloha Ia O Waianae 2:30
Silver Strings 2:39
Hawaiian Rough Riders 2:15
Akaka Falls 3:35
Lei Nani 2:54
Maui Chimes 2:24
Kalamaula 3:50
Baby Kalae 3:20

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SL 7020 Hui Ohana From Kalapana To Waikiki ‎(LP, Album) Lehua SL 7020 US 1975
SLCD 7020 Hui Ohana From Kalapana To Waikiki ‎(CD, Album, RE) Lehua SLCD 7020 US 1998
SLC-7020 Hui Ohana From Kalapana To Waikiki ‎(Cass, Album) Lehua SLC-7020 US Unknown

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The album cover and title for Hui Ohana's fifth album, “From Kalapana to Waikiki” makes specific what was implied on the cover of the group’s third album, “Ke Kolu.” The pictures are comic and celebrate the group's success. On the top of the album cover, dressed in their aloha finest and clearly in balance, Ledward and Nedward Kaapana and Dennis Pavao pose in front of the International Market Place in Waikiki. Diagonally below is a photograph representing their boyhood home of Kapa‘ahu, as the three musicians pose with their more primitive instruments, including a washtub bass. To Led's right a semi-wild, semi-domestic pigs feeds from a metal dish. The reverse side of the album shows another photograph with the trio staring at the pig, who now seems to be posing for the camera. While the album cover states that these musicians have come a long way, the comedy of the pictures also reveals a fondness for their rural roots. The album celebrates the geography of Hawaii with Helen Lindsey Parker's "Akaka Falls," Bill Ali‘iloa Lincoln’s "Hawaiian Rough Rider," Wayne Reis' "Nanakuli," the kī hō‘alu classic "Maui Chimes," and Andy Cummings' hapa-haole hit "Waikiki." The use of strings on some of the selections is probably intended to support the progress proclaimed on the album, but to some listeners, the strings clash with the simpler and more country Hui Ohana sound.
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